Alcudia bay half-day boat trip with snorkeling
- Explore the stunning Mallorcan coast and snorkel in crystal-clear Mediterranean waters
- Discover hidden sea caves with shimmering blue water and unique swimming opportunities
- Admire breathtaking views of the Llevant Nature Park and its dramatic cliffs
- Encounter diverse marine life while snorkeling in secluded, picturesque coastal spots
- Enjoy an exciting boat adventure showcasing the natural beauty of Alcudia Bay
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What to expect
Embark on an unforgettable adventure along the stunning northern coast of Mallorca, departing from Alcudia. This boat trip offers breathtaking views of the Llevant Nature Park, with its dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters. Admire the diverse marine life of the Mediterranean while snorkeling in some of the most picturesque spots.
One of the highlights of this trip is exploring the mesmerizing sea caves, where the shimmering blue waters create a magical atmosphere. With a perfect mix of sightseeing, snorkeling, and cave exploration, this trip guarantees a memorable journey through the natural beauty of Alcudia Bay and beyond





Reviews
Professional team, nice boat trip. Did not hear any safety briefing, e.g. where to find life jackets (but saw a pile of them later), otherwise happy. 2 swim stops & 2 cave visit stops.
One of the most memorable experiences during our trip to Mallorca was definitely the half-day boat tour of Alcúdia Bay. I hesitated because there were hardly any reviews in Korean, but after going myself, it was so great that I'm writing the first review for Korean travelers. First of all, the boat was more crowded than I expected, with about 50 people on board. It departed after stopping at three or four piers (?). But this actually made the atmosphere more lively and fun, like everyone was enjoying it together. It wasn't a quiet, solo tour, but more like a "small festival on the sea"! What was particularly impressive was the diversity of the people on board. The majority were Westerners, and surprisingly, my wife and I were the only Asians. That's how global the tour was, attracting many locals and European travelers, and it felt unique and wonderful to travel in that atmosphere. And the sea color is truly… unbelievably beautiful and clear. The emerald water is even more breathtaking in person than in the photos. Especially the section where the boat stops to allow swimming – once you get in the water, you'll definitely think, "I don't want to leave here." The boat was more comfortable and spacious than I thought, and there was also a course that passed by caves, showing off the scenery. Everyone was speechless at the sight of the cave landscapes between the rocky cliffs. There are also many perfect spots for Instagram photos 📸 I also saw other tour reviews that mentioned a lack of life jackets, but here they had plenty of life jackets and snorkeling masks, so you can just bring yourself and enjoy (I even brought a tube just in case, but didn't even use it). They also sold ice cream, beer, and other snacks at the back of the boat, which was perfect to enjoy after swimming. The only slight downside was that one of the younger male staff members, who seemed a bit conceited, was a bit unfriendly. His tone was a bit rough, and his attitude towards tourists was a bit insincere…? But aside from him, the rest of the staff were all friendly and cheerful.
It was a good boat trip, but I was a little disappointed that we only had 25 minutes to swim due to time constraints.
all went very well. organised well, had fun




